What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[PoleMonkey13]

Got the Morris with me today.

 

[Travman]

 

[Primble]

Northwoods and Muley Thursday

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[Beard&Owl]

You could say it's a little humid today.

 

[pat9198]

 

[AZGabe]

Early morning walk. Brushing up on some retrieving before the season starts.

 

[pvicenzi]

 

[Headwinds]

This one all week...

 

[JB in SC]

 

[redsparrow]

approaching perfection for an urban lifestyle

10 years ago it was nearly returned for it's overly robust pull, for the last several years the pull has been just right

 

[screened porch]

A sudden inspiration- Crosman Blades.

 

[Modoc ED]

You've heard the old saying "There's no rest for the wicked" well, "There's no rest for Dachshund owners" either. Our little Doxie Utah thought it would be a good idea to bring a squeaky toy to bed last night around 4:00 AM. Cindy took it away from her but about 5:30 AM Utah got another one and the beat went on. Trip to town later on this morning. Usual stops - nothing exciting. Thought I'd carry this newly rescued Buck 112. Skipping breakfast for lunch somewhere in town.

 

[Bloefield]

Modoc Ed. You have inspired me to dig into some Bucks lately. 112 Finger groove this morning.

 

[sf fanatic]

Another foggy start to the day in the City by the Bay! No big plans for the day. Keeping me company the usual lamb and a #71.
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[redsparrow]

Great cutlery! Maui grabbing the headlines so very sad.

 

[Jacques Mi]

My 2AB Barlow and an abandoned 100% recycled house from an Icelandic movie director.

 

[Grateful]

 

[pmek5]

 

[Rufus1949]

JNO Blyde of Sheffield

 

[ephsea]

I hope you, your family, and your dog stay safe with whatever protective devices you try, FC.
That top knife is stupendous!

Thanks Gary! Safe is a good way to be

Thanks, I know what you mean, my Dad used to be a mechanic and I grew up helping him work on things. 20 years ago we both worked out of the same shop on 18 wheel coal trucks, dirty work for sure! I'm very thankful for what I learned from him, for one doing the work myself I save allot of money. I seem to be following in his footsteps as he worked as a truck mechanic he'd do wood working and carpentry on the side, eventually moving fully in to remodeling work. Now I do carpentry and remodeling work as well,again starting with skills he taught me. Guess I never was cut out for the office or factory work.

I'd rather do that than sit in an office to pay someone else the money, good on you. I like your filthy knife too!

Do not want to spread misinformation.

Have you tried it? It's fun!

JNO Blyde of Sheffield

That is some seriously bumpy bone Bob!